Working Time Directive - How ITS can help your business to comply
Full compliance with the Working Time Directive includes being able to provide instant reports on employees' working hours, and ensuring that the 48-hour working week limit is not exceeded. All companies are ultimately looking for an easy and accurate method of recording their employees' hours and breaks for payroll, job costing and legislation purposes.
All our systems come with sophisticated software to help your company meet the requirements of the EU Working Time Directive.
Failure to comply with the EU Working Time Directive can result in :
- Investigations by the Inland Revenue.
- A Civil claim by an employee
- Prosecution by health and safety executive
- Court action.